Wexford LR.1905/25 Bolt-Action Rifle

The final iteration of my LR.1905 rifle family. Although it began as a frankenstein of the Gewehr 98, Lee-Metford and Lee-Enfield, it is now looking like a combination of the SMLE No. 1 and the M1917 Enfield with that American Enfield-style action.

The key changes from the LR.1905/25 (the last iteration) include:
1. Shortening from 1,202mm (47.3") to 1,090mm (42.9").
2. Replacing the tangent sights mounted in front of the action with an aperture sight mounted at the rear of the action.
3. Replacing the down-turned bolt with a "dog-leg" bolt handle to allow for the mounting of rear-mounted sights and to make the action easier/faster to cycle without majorly redesigning the action.
4. Adding a wooden handguard on the front portion of the rifle and adding venting slits in the stock. 

The variant before this one is viewable here: